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P-Funk & Boogie
The mothership landed and the bass never quit.
Tear the roof off. George Clinton's P-Funk empire and the early-'80s boogie that grew out of it — talkbox bass, horn stabs, and grooves so deep they'd be sampled into the next two decades of hip-hop. Parliament, Zapp, Cameo, and the Gap Band running the dance floor.
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▸ Did you know
- Zapp's 'More Bounce to the Ounce' (1980) is one of the most-sampled records in hip-hop history.
- Parliament's Mothership — a giant spaceship stage prop — landed on stage every night of the P-Funk Earth Tour.